From the Mayor’s Neighborhood Advocate Kayla Wright… During leaf collection season, you can dispose of 40 bags of leaves each week with your regular trash. This seasons’ leaf collection will occur from November 11th, 2019 through December 6th, 2019. Put … Continue reading →
Saddlebrook Golf Club is restoring and opening for golf in the spring of 2018! But… the clubhouse is open RIGHT NOW! They have great deals going on earlybird memberships at all different levels. Stop in and check out the NEW … Continue reading →
Mayor Joe Hogsett joined the Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) today to announce a fund matching program for community-based organizations that want to share the cost of infrastructure improvements. The Indy Neighborhood Infrastructure Partnership will award nonprofit community-based organizations … Continue reading →
The Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) and Indy Parks are teaming up to help recycle live Christmas trees for the city’s residents. Starting Tuesday, December 26 and running through Wednesday, January 31, trees without any decorations can be dropped … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →Every block counts! Do your part by helping to keep the street, sidewalks, alleyways, curbs and sewer drains around your house clean of litter on an ongoing basis! Sign up to coordinate neighbors to keep your block clean and beautified … Continue reading →
Happy New Year! Our zip lines are hibernating for the winter, but will re-open March 2nd. However, you can book your adventure today! Be sure to stay posted to our website and Facebook page as we’ll be announcing new course … Continue reading →
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Continue reading →KIB’s Great Indy Cleanup is an anti-litter program designed to combat heavy litter and debris that has accumulated in public spaces such as streets, alleys, greenspaces and waterways. The 2012 Great Indy Cleanup program includes a citywide effort in the … Continue reading →